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Residence Hall Rates
| Hall | Type | Cost for year |
| Bulger | Suite | $7,374 |
| Exchange Street | Shared Single occupancy | $9,442 |
| Apartment | $9,866 | |
| Honors Complex | Shared Single occupancy | $9,442 |
| Double occupancy | $7,858 | |
| Orr | Double occupancy | $7,020 |
| Quaker Square | Double occupancy | $7,374 |
| Triple occupancy | $7,374 | |
| Ritchie | Single occupancy | $7,374 |
| Sisler-McFawn | Single occupancy | $7,374 |
| Spanton | Double occupancy | $7,020 |
| Suite | $7,374 | |
| Spicer | Shared Single occupancy | $9,442 |
| Double occupancy | $7,858 | |
| Triple occupancy | $7,858 | |
| South Hall | Shared Single occupancy | $9,442 |
| Double occupancy | $7,858 |
Pricing is for academic year that begins in August 2014.
About our residence halls:
For many, an important part of college life is living on campus in a residence hall. It provides once-in-a-lifetime opportunities for friendships and activities. At UA, only a portion of the student body lives on campus, giving our resident students a taste of a small-college atmosphere.
We want your room to be a place where you feel at home, so each one is planned and furnished with that in mind. We have coed residence halls; double rooms and suites and high rises. There are even on-campus apartments. Although we can't guarantee students get their first choice in room locations, we certainly try our best to accommodate their wishes.
Freshmen outside of Summit, Portage, Stark, Medina and Wayne counties are required to live in the University residence halls their first year.
Residence Life and Housing
Ritchie Hall
Akron, OH 44325-1401
Phone: 330-972-7800
Fax: 330-972-5662
E-mail: reslife@uakron.edu
Living @ Akron
The University’s newest home-away-from-home is the attractive and spacious Spicer Residence Hall, which provides an environment that encourages new student success through collaboration.
The five-floor, co-ed residence hall for 450 students is home to many new Living Learning Communities and Freshman Interest Groups. National studies have demonstrated that these communities, which group students with common academic interests into the same floor or section of a residence hall, positively influence student success and retention.